Error after deleting Inactive Block

Thanks for your reply.

The notice appeared after deleting an inactive block. I have already 12 good working blocks on the same page. Now I can’t add a new block. It won’t appear when I add it to my template page while the first 12 blocks are still working fine.

I disabled HTTP requests when I started the project.

The steps I do to create a block is inserting <?php the_block(‘name’) ?> in my template page -> save -> refresh the frontpage.

I use MCB a lot with great succes but this never happened before

Ok, thanks for your time so far. 🙂

Hi Harold,

I’m sure it works just fine on a clean install. I’ve worked with your plugin several times and it worked every time.

I think something went wrong when I deleted an inactive block while I activited the same block again in my template. So the block was not inactive anymore. I’m not 100% sure if that was the case but this could have happened.

Hey Harold, we deleted the database and added a new one. It works perfect now.

Bedankt voor je hulp en je fantastische plugin 😉

Hey Harold, It happened again but now I know what’s going wrong.

Between the blocks I have a section with posts. When I added my first post for that section, I saw all the blocks, which are positioned beneath the post section in my code, visable in the editor section of the post. When I posted the post, all content of the blocks below that section disappeared and I got the error Notice: Undefined index: delete_mcb in wp-content\plugins\multiple-content-blocks\assets\inc\class-mcb.php on line 154 again.

When I delete the code for showing the posts, the blocks are working again.

This is the code for my posts section.

<section class="block home-block home-block-referenties">
	<div class="inner">
		<div class="referenties-intro">
			<?php the_block('referenties') ?>
		</div>
		<div class="swipe"></div>

		<ul class="referentie-lijst">
			<?php query_posts('cat=1');
				while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>

			<li>
				<div class="referentie-image"><?php the_post_thumbnail('thumbnail'); ?></div>
				<?php the_content(); ?>
			</li>
		<?php endwhile; ?>
		</ul>
	</div>
</section>

Thanks, the wp_reset_postdata() works great. I’ve also used wp_query described by Smashing Magazine.

Thanks for your help.